My question would be regarding liability.  

I track transactions by the major type (Income, Expense, Asset, Liability).

We set up a company for liability reasons (college students you know). 

I have decided to remove the structural component from my general contractor as I don't want to risk the liability issue.

Want to hear something funny/groan-worthy...I just found out that I am unable to remove the fair rental policy on 3 of the 4 the newer policies that I am considering (It was removable under another policy I was considering, but the one I'd prefer to go with, where fair rental coverage is fixed, has better basic coverage and liability).

There is no personal liability for property taxes, nor any credit report issues.  

Like any company, they will provide a survey with their right hand but use their left hand to limit their liability by including ambiguous language in their certification language. 

Life Insurance Companies have long-term liabilities (policies) and they need to invest their monthly premiums in order to ensure that they are getting the return necessary to pay out on those policies.

The main one being liability.  

Do you have a situation where tax benefits may help reduce your annual tax liability?